Firstly, the chapter introduces the architecture of micro/nano satellite integrated electronic and relevant technical specifications.
This chapter firstly highlights challenges in micro-sheet metal forming and explains its characteristics and tooling design considerations.
This chapter firstly analyzes the effects of timing and frequency offsets in OQAM/FBMC, and several data-aided synchronization schemes with identical property are introduced in detail.
This chapter firstly considers the packaging design process, describing the interaction of elements and activities that make up a typical design study.
This chapter firstly examines the basic two-channel filter bank structure and then investigates the filter properties that enable perfect reconstruction in the absence of quantization.
This chapter firstly introduces the background of micro-bulk forming, backed by the description of conventional cold forming processes based on which fundamental issues concerning micro-bulk forming such as size-effects, work materials, and tool materials are discussed.
This chapter firstly discusses the hygienic design of exhaust systems for the removal of cooking effluent such as smoke, toxic gases, water and greasy vapour, obnoxious odours and heat.
This chapter firstly addresses topology optimization including aspects such as relaxation, the checkerboard effect, the variable density method (VDM), the solid isotropic material with penalization (SIMP) interpolation schema, the sum of reciprocal values (SRV) constraint, design sensitivity analysis (DSA), and homogenization-based optimization (HBO).
This chapter has firstly summarized the instantaneous power theory and its extension for the purpose of controlling voltage source inverters under unbalanced faults.
This chapter presents firstly the various theoretical approaches for determining the thermal, thermomechanical, and thermal pain response in skin tissue induced by transient heating.
Firstly, the chapters revolve around two motifs: SFL as a general linguistics (Huang, 2007) and SFL as an appliable linguistics (Halliday, 2008a).
